西方人出游注意事项选编
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Before leaving * Allow plenty of time to get the relevant visa. * Don't pack your passport in your rucksack keep it in your hand luggage with your tickets. * Make a photocopy; it will save time if your passport is stolen. * Book internal flights or transport before you go, as sometimes discounts are available. * Book your hotels. * Keep a separate purse of money for emergencies. * Read up about your destinations before leaving, so you can enjoy yourself straight away on arrival. * Buy a map if you are planning on driving, or a relevant map if you are planning on doing some serious bush walking. * Pack as little and lightly as possible. * Choose dark or neutral coloured clothing, so any dirt or stains acquired along the way won't be too apparent. * Take an extra duffel bag it can be used as a day bag and to bring back a few souvenirs. * In case you may want to send postcards, write down some addresses of friends and family in a small adress book. * Arrange for diabetic/vegetarian/vegan meals for your flight with your travel agent. * Purchase some water purification tablets if you are planning a stop over in a country with suspect water sources. * Turn off your gas and (if winter) water, check and lock all windows and doors, make a copy of your eye prescription (if you break your glasses!) and any other vital health information, let your neighbors know you are away and leave them with a set of keys in case of emergency. During Journey * Try to be as alert as you can. * Avoid making long distance calls from your hotel room; it's likely to attract a huge premium. * Make sure any taxi you get into is legitimate to avoid any shady goings on. * If hiring a car, carefully check it for dents, scratches, etc and insist that the rental company makes a written note to confirm. * Check for hazardous currents / tides or dangerous marine life before swimming/surfing etc. * Never let a stranger look after your bag they may steal it or put something in there. * Find the suitable insurance policy that covers money, medical and activities. Equipment * Camping/sports towels are extremely small and lightweight, they don't smell and can be packed damp. * Shaving oil rather than shaving cream saves valuable storage space and weight. * A small first aid kit could be very useful for minor injuries. * Swiss army style knives are a good idea for peeling fruit, cutting toenails, etc. * A wide brimmed hat or cap can be very useful for preventing sunstroke on very hot days. * High factor sun cream will help to minimize the risks of sunburn and skin cancer. * Good quality sunglasses will make you look cool and help protect your eyes. * Earplugs can be a real 'God send' when there is a loud snorer in your dorm! * Headache tablets for hangovers etc. |  |
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